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May 14th 2010 05:16
As reported by the Woman's Day, these days a wedding cake is certainly more than just a cake!
Here are some wedding cakes where the happy couple weren't afraid to go a little over the top. Read the full article here.
Made by Charm City Cakes in 2006, this groom’s cake is complete with LEGO bricks, construction vehicles, flowered landscapes and LEGO construction workers.
Cake decorator Susan Holcomb baked this groom’s cake in June 2009. The boots are milk chocolate and brushed with luster dust for coloring, the barbed wire is made from fondant and gum paste, and the black-and-white cowhide is made from marshmallow fondant and satin ice fondant.
Featured on WedShare Daily, a popular wedding blog, this groom’s cake depicts Texas Tech’s Jones AT&T football stadium. The couple, who married in 2009, are graduates of the university and very big fans of the football team.
Made by cakelava’s Rick Reichart, this cake was a surprise for the groom. The bride knew her soon-to-be husband’s favorite book was J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, but he couldn’t decide on a groom’s cake, so she did! The Guava Lava–flavored book is handmade, everything is edible and it feeds 25 people.
Weighing 15,032 pounds and standing 17 feet tall, this seven-tier vanilla monster is the world’s largest wedding cake. Made by Mohegan Sun’s Executive Pastry Chef Lynn Mansel, it contains 10,000 pounds of cake batter and 4,810 pounds of frosting. It can feed up to 59,000 people and took 700 sheet cakes and 57 chefs to construct, plus two forklifts to raise each tier.
Here are some wedding cakes where the happy couple weren't afraid to go a little over the top. Read the full article here.
LEGO
Cowboy Fever
Texas Tech Stadium
Harry Potter
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